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There are debts in England older than
her churches.
And blood remembers what men prefer to
forget.
Audrey Hall had stood 300 years
and buried three centuries of its
master's secrets with it.
Eleanor Croft came for a position.
She did not know she had come for a
vigil.
>> You are home now.
>> Thank you, ma'am.
>> You'll keep to the east wing.
His Lordship's meals are left outside
the study door.
Never brought in.
>> Never?
>> Some houses have their habits, girl.
You'll learn ours.
>> Every family keeps its wolf in the frame
if you look long enough.
Eleanor was not a superstitious woman.
But arithmetic, she would learn, could
be its own kind of dread.
>> Something bothering you, girl?
>> The sound inside the door.
What ails him, Mrs. Hassockel?
>> His father before him had the same
trouble.
And his grandfather.
There's no physician in England can cure
what's in the vain blood.
>> You speak as if it were an illness.
>> Pray it's only that.
Lock your door tonight, girl.
>> Advice given in a whisper
is advice already too late to take.
Curiosity
in the old stories was never a virtue.
And yet
>>
>> God,
have mercy.
>>
>> Please.
Not again.
No.
Please.
I can't.
Mercy.
Please.
Don't him.
>>
>> You didn't sleep well, Ms. Croft.
>> No, my lord.
>> This house keeps its habits for good
reason.
I would not wish you lonelier still.
>> I understand, my lord.
>> In the parish register of Saint Aldhelm,
no death by wolf was ever recorded again
after 1691.
>>
>> Though the Vains kept their housekeepers
well,
and never long.
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